Auditorio Municipal Principe de Asturias

Auditorio Municipal Principe de Asturias is a prominent concert and cultural venue in Torremolinos and one of the largest spaces of its kind in Andalusia. Its light-coloured, symmetrical façade with arched details gives the building a distinctive appearance, while its adaptable layout accommodates 1,790 seated or 5,668 standing guests. The venue hosts concerts, ballet, theatre productions and large cultural events.

Professional sound and lighting systems allow the space to be configured for different types of productions. The seated arrangement provides a more structured experience for stage performances, while the standing layout creates a livelier atmosphere for concerts and festivals. As the audience configuration varies by event, visitors should check the venue plan before purchasing tickets.

The venue is located at C. Pedro Navarro Bruna, s/n, Torremolinos, Spain, within the municipal sports and recreation complex and beside Palacio San Miguel. Pedestrian routes lead from the surrounding parking areas through the complex to the entrance, whose distinctive façade and spacious forecourt make it easy to identify. For broader information about travelling around Torremolinos, see the city guide below.

Torremolinos, a lively destination on Andalusia’s Costa del Sol, is an attractive centre for entertainment, concerts, sporting events and cultural programmes. The city combines a Mediterranean atmosphere, well-maintained beaches and an established tourism offering with venues such as the Auditorio Municipal Príncipe de Asturias and the Palacio de Congresos de Torremolinos. A wide selection of hotels, restaurants, bars and beach clubs allows visitors to combine an event with a seaside break easily. The compact urban area also makes travelling between accommodation, the city centre, the coast and event venues straightforward.

Torremolinos’ main transport advantage is the C1 line of the Cercanías Málaga network, which connects the local stations of Los Álamos, La Colina, Torremolinos–La Nogalera, Montemar Alto and El Pinillo with Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport, Málaga María Zambrano railway station, central Málaga and Fuengirola. International visitors can therefore continue their journey to the city quickly after arriving by plane or intercity train. The T-1 and T-2 urban bus routes, intercity buses, taxis and good road connections complement the rail network. This connectivity makes it easier to reach the city’s auditoriums, sports facilities and event venues without lengthy transfers.

Before or after an event, it is worth strolling through Plaza Costa del Sol and along Calle San Miguel, seeing Torre Pimentel and continuing down towards El Bajondillo beach. The seafront promenade leads towards the traditional La Carihuela district, known for its fish restaurants and relaxed coastal atmosphere. Casa de los Navajas, Parque de la Batería and the viewpoints above the coast provide further options for visitors wishing to turn a concert, match or performance into a fuller experience of Torremolinos and Andalusia.